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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Brazil
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What if one worked with a fake social and declared taxes with a legit ITIN number and got some money back.

Does that have to go into your application? Or should that be left out for your AOS.

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This website promotes honesty and integrity in immigration matters. With that said, do the right thing and file your taxes accordingly.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Brazil
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This website promotes honesty and integrity in immigration matters. With that said, do the right thing and file your taxes accordingly.

What if you already sent in the paperwork and realized that you filed. Is there a way to remedy the situation. Not that you did in purpose but that you forgot.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Uruguay
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When our lawyer filled out our applications we had another sponsor so my spouse (the one applying) didn't have to fill out any past taxes since he didn't have a social security number (but had worked illegally and paid taxes with an ITIN). Our lawyer also left the part about past work history blank. I'm not sure if this was for the I-485 or I-765 since we filed them concurrently and filled out the paperwork. In our interview, however, the officer asked where my husband was working when we met. At the time he was working illegally but I told the officer where he was working anyway...better not to lie to them!!

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This website promotes honesty and integrity in immigration matters. With that said, do the right thing and file your taxes accordingly.

What if you already sent in the paperwork and realized that you filed. Is there a way to remedy the situation. Not that you did in purpose but that you forgot.

One can submit an amended tax return. This process can "fix" mistakes.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Brazil
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This website promotes honesty and integrity in immigration matters. With that said, do the right thing and file your taxes accordingly.

What if you already sent in the paperwork and realized that you filed. Is there a way to remedy the situation. Not that you did in purpose but that you forgot.

One can submit an amended tax return. This process can "fix" mistakes.

Is that a form? "amended tax return" do you have that number?

Also Salto they didnt say anything because he was working illegaly?

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Uruguay
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No they didn't say anything except for when they asked where he was working when we met. The officer had the date that the EAD was issued and everything right in front of him so he knew.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Brazil
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So I just looked at the Tax forms that my father filled because we always filled at the same time so I left for him to always do it.

I didnt have papers at the time but I saw that he filled with my ITIN number which is legal so theres nothing wrong about it as far as I understand.

Should that have been in my work history in the packet that I sent for a I-130?

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